Delhi Police arrests two for Wazirabad burglaries, recovers jewellery and ₹42,670 cash

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Delhi Police arrests two for Wazirabad burglaries, recovers jewellery and ₹42,670 cash

Synopsis

Delhi Police cracked two North Delhi house burglary cases by tracking suspects across hundreds of CCTV cameras from Bhajanpura all the way to Rishikesh — apprehending both accused within days of the first FIR. Stolen jewellery and ₹42,670 in cash recovered.

Key Takeaways

Delhi Police arrested Sameer alias Sadam, 23 , and Mujammil alias Monu, 26 , both residents of Bhajanpura, Delhi , on 15 October 2026 .
The arrests resolved two burglary cases registered at Wazirabad police station — e-FIR No.
80086467/2026 (10 October) and e-FIR No.
80080272/2026 (21 September).
Police recovered stolen gold and silver jewellery , cash of ₹42,670 , house-breaking tools, and a stolen scooter.
The breakthrough came via analysis of footage from hundreds of CCTV cameras combined with technical surveillance and local intelligence.
Sameer was traced to Shivpuri, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand , and arrested there; Mujammil was arrested in Bhajanpura the same day.

Delhi Police has arrested two men — Sameer alias Sadam, 23, and Mujammil alias Monu, 26 — in connection with alleged burglaries at two houses registered at Wazirabad police station in North Delhi. Officials confirmed on Friday, 23 October 2026 that investigators recovered stolen gold and silver jewellery, cash totalling ₹42,670, house-breaking tools, and a stolen scooter allegedly used in the crimes.

How the Investigation Unfolded

The breakthrough came after a dedicated police team analysed footage from hundreds of CCTV cameras across suspected routes, combined with local intelligence and technical surveillance. The footage from the crime scene and surrounding areas revealed that the two suspects had arrived at the burglary location on a white scooter.

Investigators subsequently traced the suspects' movements to a house in Bhajanpura, Delhi, where one accused — Sameer, a resident of Gali No. 16, Bhajanpura — was identified. The trail then led police to Shivpuri in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, where Sameer had reportedly fled on the morning of 14 October. He was apprehended there on 15 October with the assistance of technical surveillance.

During interrogation, Sameer allegedly disclosed his associate's identity. Acting on that information, the police arrested Mujammil, a resident of Sethi Enterprise Wali Gali, Bhajanpura, on the same day. Stolen jewellery and cash were subsequently recovered from the residences of both accused.

The Two Cases Solved

The first case — e-FIR No. 80086467/2026, dated 10 October 2026 — was registered at Wazirabad police station under Section 305 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) after complainant Sanjiv Bhaumik, a Wazirabad resident, reported that unidentified persons had stolen gold and silver jewellery and cash from his premises.

During sustained interrogation, the accused allegedly admitted to a second burglary committed a few days earlier at a house in the Hardev Nagar area. That incident had been registered separately as e-FIR No. 80080272/2026, dated 21 September 2026, also under Section 305 of the BNS at the same police station.

The Team Behind the Arrest

The investigation was led by Sub-Inspector Naveen Sindhu, in-charge of Sangam Vihar Police Post, and included ASI Anil, Head Constables Deepak, Sandeep, Rohtash, and Ankit Bainsla, along with Constables Ashutosh, Neeraj, and Anupma. The team operated under Inspector Prashant Anand, Station House Officer (SHO) of Wazirabad police station, and the guidance of Shashikant Gaur, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Burari.

What Was Recovered

Police recovered stolen gold and silver jewellery, cash amounting to ₹42,670, house-breaking tools, and the stolen scooter allegedly used by the accused to conduct reconnaissance and execute the burglaries. The recovery of these items has been cited as key to formally resolving both registered cases.

With both accused in custody and evidence secured, the police have stated that they have worked out the two burglary cases. Further investigation into any additional offences is ongoing.

Point of View

Where repeat burglary patterns at the same police station suggest enforcement gains remain uneven. The use of Section 305 of the newly enacted Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, rather than the older IPC provisions, is also worth noting as courts begin to test the new code on routine property offences.
NationPress
24 Oct 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Who were arrested in the Delhi Wazirabad burglary cases?
Delhi Police arrested Sameer alias Sadam, 23, and Mujammil alias Monu, 26, both residents of Bhajanpura in Delhi. They were apprehended on 15 October 2026 in connection with two house burglaries registered at Wazirabad police station in North Delhi.
What was recovered from the accused?
Police recovered stolen gold and silver jewellery, cash amounting to ₹42,670, house-breaking tools, and a stolen scooter allegedly used by the accused for reconnaissance and to commit the burglaries. Items were retrieved from the residences of both accused.
How did Delhi Police track down the suspects?
Investigators analysed footage from hundreds of CCTV cameras along suspected routes, combined with local intelligence and technical surveillance. The trail led from Bhajanpura in Delhi to Shivpuri in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, where the first accused was arrested.
Which cases were solved by these arrests?
The arrests resolved two FIRs at Wazirabad police station — e-FIR No. 80086467/2026 dated 10 October 2026 (filed by complainant Sanjiv Bhaumik) and e-FIR No. 80080272/2026 dated 21 September 2026, both registered under Section 305 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
What is Section 305 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita?
Section 305 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) deals with house-breaking by night, replacing the corresponding provision under the older Indian Penal Code. Both burglary cases in this instance were registered under this section of the newly enacted criminal law.
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